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O presente relatório insere-se no âmbito da Unidade Curricular Relatório de Estágio, do 10o Curso de Mestrado em Enfermagem de Natureza Profissional na Área de Especialização em Enfermagem Médico-Cirúrgica, do Instituto de Ciências da Saúde da Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Tem como principal objetivo descrever o percurso realizado, através da reflexão crítica dos objetivos gerais e específicos traçados, bem como dar visibilidade às atividades desenvolvidas, relatando as situações/problemas encontrados, referindo as estratégias sugeridas para a sua resolução, culminando na descrição das competências adquiridas a nível da Unidade Curricular de Estágio que se encontra subdividida em três módulos: Módulo I- Serviço de Urgência, Módulo II- Unidade de Cuidados Intensivos e Módulo III- Opcional. Iniciei os estágios pelo Módulo II, que diz respeito à Unidade de Cuidados Intensivos, de um Hospital Central de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo. De frisar que durante este estágio foi desenvolvido um estudo que consiste com uma revisão sistemática de literatura, com o objetivo de identificar intervenções de enfermagem que previnem o aparecimento de úlceras por pressão da face, na pessoa submetida a ventilação não invasiva, o qual permitiu desenvolvimento de conhecimentos que promovem uma prática de enfermagem avançada. Posteriormente realizei estágio referente ao Módulo III, que diz respeito ao módulo opcional, realizado no âmbito da Enfermagem Perioperátoria, no Bloco Operatório de um Hospital Central de Lisboa, no qual desenvolvi uma segunda revisão sistemática de literatura, com o objetivo de identificar intervenções de enfermagem que previnem as lesões por pressão do Intraoperatório, igualmente com a missão de desenvolver e partilhar conhecimentos que elevem os cuidados de enfermagem prestados a um nível de excelência. Por último foi realizado o estágio relativo ao Módulo I, que diz respeito ao Serviço de Urgência de um Hospital do Médio Tejo, no qual foi reestruturada organização e funcionalidade de parte dos componentes da sala de emergência, com o objetivo de promover um ambiente seguro e consequente melhoria da qualidade de cuidados prestados. Durante este percurso de formação continuamente competências foram adquiridas, com o objetivo de contribuir para o progresso da profissão, sustentado num estudo de evidência, com contribuição benéfica no desenvolvimento dos saberes teóricos e na prática. Através da análise reflete-se um crescimento pessoal e profissional, com o desenvolvimento de conhecimento teórico e práxico que elevou os cuidados para um nível de excelência, onde a qualidade e a evidência científica assumiu o lugar de relevo na aquisição do cuidar especializado.
This report is part of the Curricular Unit Internship Report of the 10th Master's Degree Program in Nursing of a Professional Nature in the Specialization Area in Medical-Surgical Nursing, of the Health Sciences Institute of the Portuguese Catholic University. Its main objective is to describe the course, through the critical reflection of the general and specific objectives outlined, as well as to give visibility to the activities developed, reporting the situations / problems encountered, referring to the suggested strategies for its resolution, culminating in the description of acquired competences At the level of the Internship Course that is subdivided into three modules: Module I - Emergency Service, Module II - Intensive Care Unit and Module III - Optional. I began the internship through Module II, which concerns the Intensive Care Unit of a Central Hospital in Lisbon and Vale do Tejo. It’s important to be aware that during this internship a study was developed consisting of a systematic review of the literature, with the goal to identify nursing interventions that prevent the appearance of face pressure ulcers in the person undergoing noninvasive ventilation, which allowed the development Knowledge that promote an advanced nursing practice. Subsequently, I completed an internship related to Module III, which concerns the optional module, performed in the perioperative Nursing area, in the operating room of a Central Hospital of Lisbon, in which I developed a second systematic literature review, aiming to identify nursing interventions which prevent intraoperative pressure injuries, also with the mission of developing and sharing knowledge that elevate nursing care provided to a level of excellence. Finally, the stage related to Module I, which concerns the Emergency Department of a Hospital in Medio Tejo, was reorganized, in which the organization and functionality of part of the emergency room components was reorganized, with the objective of promoting a safe environment and consequent improvement of the quality of care provided. During this course of training, competences were continuously acquired with the aim of contributing to the progress of the profession, based on a study of evidence, with a beneficial contribution to the development of theoretical knowledge and practice. The analysis reflects a personal and professional growth, with the development of theoretical and practical knowledge that elevated the care to a level of excellence, where the quality and scientific evidence has taken center stage in the acquisition of specialized care.
This report is part of the Curricular Unit Internship Report of the 10th Master's Degree Program in Nursing of a Professional Nature in the Specialization Area in Medical-Surgical Nursing, of the Health Sciences Institute of the Portuguese Catholic University. Its main objective is to describe the course, through the critical reflection of the general and specific objectives outlined, as well as to give visibility to the activities developed, reporting the situations / problems encountered, referring to the suggested strategies for its resolution, culminating in the description of acquired competences At the level of the Internship Course that is subdivided into three modules: Module I - Emergency Service, Module II - Intensive Care Unit and Module III - Optional. I began the internship through Module II, which concerns the Intensive Care Unit of a Central Hospital in Lisbon and Vale do Tejo. It’s important to be aware that during this internship a study was developed consisting of a systematic review of the literature, with the goal to identify nursing interventions that prevent the appearance of face pressure ulcers in the person undergoing noninvasive ventilation, which allowed the development Knowledge that promote an advanced nursing practice. Subsequently, I completed an internship related to Module III, which concerns the optional module, performed in the perioperative Nursing area, in the operating room of a Central Hospital of Lisbon, in which I developed a second systematic literature review, aiming to identify nursing interventions which prevent intraoperative pressure injuries, also with the mission of developing and sharing knowledge that elevate nursing care provided to a level of excellence. Finally, the stage related to Module I, which concerns the Emergency Department of a Hospital in Medio Tejo, was reorganized, in which the organization and functionality of part of the emergency room components was reorganized, with the objective of promoting a safe environment and consequent improvement of the quality of care provided. During this course of training, competences were continuously acquired with the aim of contributing to the progress of the profession, based on a study of evidence, with a beneficial contribution to the development of theoretical knowledge and practice. The analysis reflects a personal and professional growth, with the development of theoretical and practical knowledge that elevated the care to a level of excellence, where the quality and scientific evidence has taken center stage in the acquisition of specialized care.
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Cliente crítico Prevenção de lesões Cuidados de enfermagem Qualidade de cuidados Evidência Critical patient Injury prevention Nursing care Quality of care Evidence